Technical data sheet for Dow's TRITON™ H-66 anionic phosphate polyether ester surfactant, detailing properties, performance, and usage.
About this manual
This Technical Data Sheet provides chemical description, benefits, applications, and detailed physical and performance properties for Dow's TRITON™ H-66 surfactant. It is intended for formulators and end‑users who need precise data for product development and compliance.
Key characteristics include anionic nature, 50 wt% actives, low foam performance, stability in acidic and alkaline environments, and ready biodegradability. Physical data such as viscosity (120 cP), density (1.249 g/mL), and pH (8.4) are listed alongside surface tension and foam measurements for neutral and alkaline conditions.
What's inside
- Chemical Description
- Benefits
- Applications
- Typical Physical Properties
- Typical Performance Properties
- Solubility and Compatibility
- Contact Information
Specifications
| Surfactant Type | Anionic |
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| Actives (wt%) | 50 |
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| Appearance | Yellow liquid |
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| pH (5% aq solution) | 8.4 |
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| Viscosity at 25 °C | 120 cP |
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| Density at 25 °C | 1.249 g/mL |
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| Flash Point | None |
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| Pour Point | < -6 °C |
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| Surface Tension (neutral) | 45 dynes/cm |
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| Surface Tension (alkaline) | 41 dynes/cm |
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| Foam Height (neutral) | 50/8 mm |
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| Foam Height (alkaline) | 105/25 mm |
Frequently asked questions
What type of surfactant is TRITON™ H-66?
It is an anionic phosphate polyether ester surfactant.
Is TRITON™ H-66 biodegradable?
Yes, it is readily biodegradable.
What are the solubility characteristics of TRITON™ H-66?
It is soluble in water and insoluble in aromatic, chlorinated and aliphatic hydrocarbons.